How does the goddess of mending heaven preview the first volume of the fourth grade

The first volume of the fourth grade of "Goddess of Mending Heaven" is as follows:

1. Read the text and think about the content. This text tells the story of the ancient Nu Wa who risked her life to mend the sky and save lives.

2. What did Nu Wa do for the suffering people? Which of these things is the most detailed? Ask for rain to put out the fire, build boats to save people, and refine five-color stones to make up the sky (the most detailed).

3. Read the text silently and talk about the cause, process and result of the story. A: Cause: The sky falls and the earth sinks, and human beings are trapped in the quagmire. What happened: Nu Wa prayed for the rain god to put out the sky fire and built a boat to save people in the flood.

The specific introduction of the goddess mending the sky:

Goddess of mending the sky is one of the ancient myths and legends in China. The story of the goddess mending the sky, like the story of Nu Wa's creation, is a household name in China. According to legend, in ancient times, the sky fell apart and the world fell into catastrophe.

Nu Wa couldn't bear the sufferings of all beings, so she refined five-color stones to make up the sky, cut off enough gods to support the four poles, quelled the flood, killed all animals, and eliminated yin through yin and yang, so that all souls could live in peace. Nu Wa is the mother of the Chinese nation, and the Chinese nation's humanities began first and blessed the true god of the country. She made man out of clay, transformed everything into life, and made heaven and earth no longer silent. She is a great mother god handed down from ancient times.

Historical background:

The ancient books Liezi and Huai Nan Zi Xun recorded the related legends of the goddess of mending heaven. In the early days of mending the sky, the goddess did not intersect with * * * to touch the mountain. Not only are there no keywords such as * * * workers, Zhu Rong, and not Zhoushan, but there is no clear record of the causes of world collapse and disaster, and the language is vague.

There is no mention of Nu Wa's mending the sky by refining stones because * * * works and doesn't surround the mountains. It can be seen that in the ancient pre-Qin period, it was a completely independent story that Nu Wa tried to mend the sky by refining stones and the wrath of * * * could not touch the surrounding mountains and rivers, while Wang Chong, a scholar in the Eastern Han Dynasty, welded * * * to the mountains and rivers and the goddess to mend the sky.

In the early Qin and Han dynasties, the goddess mending the sky and the worker touching the mountain were two independent fairy tales. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Wang Chong perfected the plot and explained the reasons for the collapse of the sky with the background of "* * * workers fuming to touch the mountain" in Nu Wa's Mending the Sky. So far, the goddess has mended the sky and